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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1922

Page

3

Pickard Sykes United in Marriage in High Point

Miss Bartha Pickard and Mr. Sykes were united in marriage on a Sunday in August at the Wesley Memorial church with Magistrate Cox officiating. The couple will reside on High Point’s Park Way. Out of town guests from Greensboro and Winston-Salem were expected for the celebration.

Pickard-Sykes Ickard Bartha Tesi‘dence Cox Burton-Dixon OMNY Ralph Light Dixon Julia Ann John Sibly Burton High Point North Carolina S.A. Stuart Japan General Publc Wesley Memorial Church Vwasate Wilson Mission Department Hattie Miss Fowler Elizabeth Bowne iMiss Elizabeth Grady Ruth Bowne Elizabeth Myatt Louise Withers Mildred Clara Worth

Miss Elsie Hawthorne Visits Sister in Virginia

Miss Elsie Hawthorne of Wellville Virginia is visiting her sister Mrs Crowder at her Steelesvast home. Edward Mingo and daughter Margaret left yesterday for a brief vacation in Jackson Springs. Ulisses Willie and Helen Davis visit Greensboro with relatives. W A Davis and son Robert return from a business trip to West Virginia. T M Stanton Mrs Stanton and daughter return from a weekly stay at Lake Junaluskas.

Comer Covington Jane Hester Reynolds Phil Warner James “Hardee Helen Long Vera King Winnie -Vail Clyde Cox Harry’ Raymond Ruth Welborn Katherine Raymond Ruth Moffitt T. V. Rochalle Willis Slann John Walker Howard Swamny Garnet Pollock Gratton Foy Roland’ Hotton Robert Waller Bess Sheloff Robert Steeloff Carmel Elsie’ Hawthorne Well- Ville Mr ‘Crowder Steelestrast Fk Felings Edward’ “Mingo Margaret Jackson Springs Willie Helen Davis Greensboro W. A. Davis Robert West Virginia T. M. Stanton

Egypt Eyes Women's Vote In Emancipation Drive

A Cairo speaker from Mothers of the Future argues Egyptian women, from princesses to peasants, should vote as they are fit for it. She cites the Koran and world practice, warns against male-only suffrage, and notes political awakening during British rule. The article focuses on the electorate, education, and the role of peasants in upcoming elections.

Beyptris Aneeseh Hamum el- ‘Racheedy Egypt Zaghtoul Pasha

Commonwealth Society Aims To Heal Capital Labor Breach

The Society of a Commonwealth seeks to end the widening gulf between capital and labor by forming a nationwide organization. Membership is restricted to American citizens 18 and over not affiliated with labor unions or the capitalistic class. Founders include Marvin V. Hinshaw. directors listed include Ninian Welch and others.

Chicago Ae Commonwealth Ilinois United States Marvin V. Hinshaw A .Stérn Jand Marvin. V. Hinshaw Erman C. Beall Ninian Welch Kaabinier Emrick Adams Herbert ° Fe Friedman R. Keene Ryan Jann P. ‘Garner

Japanese Chamber of Commerce Movement Starts

The Tokyo area business leaders initiate steps to form a chamber of commerce in Japan modeled on the United States system. key figures like Toyomi Watai announce aims to unify commercial and industrial activity nationally and internationally and to promote business men's welfare.

Japan Associated Press Torio Umembers

Isolation of Flatland’s Industrial Societies Sparks Auto Movement

The movement in Flatland isolates Welitba and Teaz Ues, backed by government and finance. Key figures include Mitul and Towapakie. James Gh Pa comments on parking for 800 autos. A motor bus Hin has capacity for 135 passengers and may be phased in to widen transport.

Flatland Welitba Teaz Ues Auto Movemenit Mitul Towapakie St! ‘James

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Young People’s Amissionary Society Wesley ‘Memo- Yigl Lisis ‘Smith Green Street High Point High School Atv Hayworth G. KR Chile Ethion Degentinennon Mrai-Craven Mrs. Wal Oberammergaissay Edo Skinner Main Street Wyckoff Colgates Colgates Ribbon R.L. Loflin David T. Yow College Street South Main Street
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